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[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Ah, finally. For a moment, I was worried I might need to exorcize the printer.

I'm Father Leo... Can anyone explain please what I've stumbled upon?

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[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Ah... thank you, I think?

[monkeyshinez.insanejournal.com]

You're welcome and I thought it was only fair warning but I guess I was over-worried because I see you already know who you are. Which means I can say this - I'm Hanuman as well as Javi and a part of the Hindu group.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

I see. In all truth, I'm used to the weird. I've been in tabloids since infancy.

[monkeyshinez.insanejournal.com]

The tabloids since infancy? Okay now you totally have to explain that one!

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Well, needless to say, my parents were more than a little bit shocked to see my twin brother born with dark hair, dark eyes, dark skin and a normal human form, and I emerged nine minutes later, pale, blond, blue-eyed and winged.

[monkeyshinez.insanejournal.com]

Whoops, huh? I guess the argument about genetics being a funny old thing didn't hold up well under that.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Oh, they tested me and my feathers quite thoroughly. Not a single genetic test could provide an explanation. I was just the miracle child.

[monkeyshinez.insanejournal.com]

You'd think the world would get bored with "miracle children," the way they keep popping up and the term gets tossed around. Then again, I lean towards the idea that every kid is a miracle so maybe I'm a sap like that.

By the way, until you find others from your pantheon, feel free to call on me or anyone else. Kali was the only Hindu for ages until I started getting the emails and then Sita got them and now we're a whopping three but I imagine Kali would have been lonely if not for the Egyptians who spent a lot of time hanging with her.

[wind-of-heaven.insanejournal.com]

Thank you. The offer is appreciated.